Sentence examples for managerial leaders from inspiring English sources

Are party politics with genuine choices of policy now history with only a choice of managerial leaders?

David Gilbert and Mark Doughty of the Centre for Patient Leadership have argued that the transformation of the health service requires a dialogue of equals between patients, clinicians and managerial leaders.

Research in managerial and executive leadership recognizes the importance of behavioral complexity, particularly for addressing the competing demands and roles expected of managerial leaders.

We argue that these managerial leaders should use the complexity theory "order for free" notions to traverse the narrow path between order and disorder to simultaneously improve the fitness of the organization and benefit its members.

A few effective generic clinical leadership programs targeting both clinical and managerial leaders exist.

This would make the leadership condition less dependent on individual managerial leaders and closer to the broader enforcement condition of the AFR.

But new research shows that curiosity is lagging in American workplaces, and by reversing some common managerial mistakes, leaders can unleash the problem-solving, possibility-creating power of curious people.

I know managerial class black leaders, and usually you don't see them until they blaze into town, meet with corporate CEOs and governors singing the economic empowerment hustle song.

The government should scrutinize the training that is currently offered to CHMT to see if it is effective in meeting the demand of developing local health leaders' managerial competencies and skills.

"This is just what it appears to be, a managerial reorganization which gives leaders more direct access to the office of the chairman," said Martin A. Sankey, a G.E. analyst with Goldman , Sachs

At the helm of a nation with a crumbling economy and oppressed by decades of hard-line Stalinist rule, Mr. Gierek purged Gomulka cronies, rebuilt the party to promote better-educated leaders with managerial qualifications, encouraged cultural amenities and more freedom to travel to the West, and embarked on a program of economic reforms based heavily on loans from the West.